***SkrapinSask from stock to layin frame***

I wouldn't worry about not having the front done and its not like your going to be driving at full lift. The back is going to get more lift over the front with the bag on bar setup, but you can adjust the truck to sit level with the air. Just set the rear brackets up with the bag fully compressed, unless you plan on getting bigger wheels later on.

what is this? I've never seen it boxed like that before haha.

well it acutally has an internal bladder than you fill with ice and reseal so it turns into a disposable cooler. They dont even have them in my province only Alberta so far. Brian what do you think about burning in the rear bag brackets first without knowing the max lift on the fronts? no matter what i think the rears will have more lift at any bag placement. thanks for looking

Wow that's pretty cool, nice build too!

Tapped some 1/4" zerks into the end links. Would of prefered if the bushings werent pressed in but i stuffed the centers with paper towel while drilling to ensure no shavings entered the bushing channel. I was sure to use an air gun to blow out any possible debris after.

geat with the zerks man

Here is a picture of the fuel cell i picked up today, it was definetly more than i wanted to spend. RCI alum 15 galllon. started to work on the box but it got to latre to do any more cutting to get it over the notches. i plan to raise the stock floor and then space the oem tubs towards the center more to acomodate the notches with sheetmetal sides.











The box still needs lots of work but i had to set it on for the first time to see how it would look
the front wheel is just sitting there as well

Looking good! What are the dimensions on that fuel cell?

damn im loving the look of the rims. thats a nice fuel cell too

The cell is 30" long 9" high ad 12" fits between the frame rails nicely. I plan to mount this behind the air tank that will be behind the axle under the box floor. Im a little scard about it being alum thought. i plan to build a reinforced angle iron cradle for the botto where the frame mounts will attatch.